Joshua Tree National Park
Location: Southeastern California - where the Mojave and Colorado Deserts meet. Joshua Tree National Park is a surreal landscape of rugged rock formations, star-filled skies, and the park’s namesake Joshua trees. It’s a top destination for campers, climbers, and travelers seeking the quiet magic of the desert.
About Joshua Tree
Joshua Tree is known for its unique desert environment - a crossroads between two distinct desert ecosystems. The park offers dramatic geology, wide-open landscapes, and some of the best stargazing in the U.S. Thanks to its proximity to Los Angeles and Palm Springs, it’s an easy escape for RV adventurers and weekend explorers alike.
Why Visit Joshua Tree
- Iconic landscapes: Towering Joshua trees, massive boulder formations, and endless desert vistas.
- Starry skies: A certified International Dark Sky Park - one of the best stargazing destinations in California.
- Outdoor adventure: Ideal for hiking, rock climbing, and off-road exploring.
- Tranquility: A peaceful atmosphere that attracts artists, nature lovers, and those seeking solitude.
RV Rentals - Travel with ShareMyCoach
- ShareMyCoach: Provides RV rentals that can be delivered directly to Joshua Tree or nearby cities like Palm Springs, Indio, or Yucca Valley.
- Wide selection: From compact campervans to luxury Class A motorhomes - perfect for desert camping.
- Dry camping ready: Many RVs are equipped with solar panels, generators, and large water tanks - ideal for off-grid camping in Joshua Tree.
Top Campgrounds for RVs
- Black Rock Campground: Near Yucca Valley, offers easy access and some sites suitable for RVs up to 35 feet.
- Cottonwood Campground: Located near the southern entrance - accessible for larger RVs and includes dump stations.
- Jumbo Rocks Campground: Iconic boulder landscapes - RV-friendly sites (up to 35 feet), though no hookups.
- Belle and White Tank Campgrounds: Smaller, scenic sites perfect for smaller motorhomes or campervans.
- Joshua Tree Lake RV & Campground (Outside the Park): Full hookups, showers, and close proximity to the north entrance - great for those wanting more comfort.
Helpful Tips for RV Travelers
- Book early: Campgrounds fill up quickly, especially from October to May.
- No hookups inside the park: Bring full water tanks and charged batteries - or rent an RV with solar/generator capability.
- Temperature swings: Be prepared - daytime heat and cool nights are common.
- Cell coverage: Limited to nonexistent in most areas - download maps and info offline.
- Leave no trace: Joshua Tree is fragile - pack out all trash and respect the desert ecosystem.
Nearby Attractions & Routes
- Pioneertown: A charming Old West film set turned live music venue - great for an evening trip.
- Twentynine Palms: Gateway town with supplies, restaurants, and the park’s visitor center.
- Palm Springs: Less than an hour away - luxury resorts, dining, and RV supply stops.
- Amboy Crater: A nearby volcanic landmark perfect for a short side adventure.
Featured RVs from ShareMyCoach
- Class A Desert Explorer: Fully equipped with solar, generator, and luxury interiors for extended dry camping.
- Class C Adventure RV: Easy to drive and perfect for navigating Joshua Tree’s main roads.
- Travel Trailer: Great for flexible basecamp setups - tow in, unhitch, and explore.
- Campervan: Compact, fuel-efficient, and ideal for couples or solo adventurers.
Exploring Joshua Tree National Park in an RV combines freedom, comfort, and raw desert beauty. With ShareMyCoach, you can enjoy a seamless experience - from delivery and setup to self-sufficient desert camping under the stars. Whether you’re here to climb, photograph, or simply unwind, Joshua Tree offers one of the most unforgettable RV destinations in California.